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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-18

Caax1aaoooa, Ont. II-Iha Rroel-
6anksa trnin left Maahyille 90 llma -
nnsn. 1haso Wno nM ea0Emoaa agu44
g ~ 6erot. an2 tae uInsaH1 e1thaai
aam waa dispIaRed. After lha ffaln
as4Hsaa mHn9 pslsons fnlloHad y -
lsaR - fhsy osald ~ Eunnins. Msa
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-18


Wllh lha s1aepllen az d wan "A ana
h.alrEie Aeietfs 81 Camelon Hill. l.s7s
uhieh ne FEDERAL forces nSlan - lslS
var eAellod the enams "a fssnknn1
AQQntlin. tAs presidsni wss ors,z'S
oTalgWhs44 villa TIE aHtateek enfknsI /.
arm sEowds q uen aad aorsn e-enS.
inR forward te ahake hanaa. To ~ -
eoala - Nlaalanlly Asld "a opan hanf.
.seeiftnR many 4 "0o1 hieas fcn.a
Whaa ins party returned e tha aenef a
N41 4a11lcz pa4l afe aisidak. ffrnrn
tofenRs prassed fnf9ard g ths plelfnr7r
% lne car 90 shake iha PrSsifenlls
hand. uatil lhe train morsd 81 -
din waa fFiRh&fai.
Araaldsnl ana Mfa. O.svatsna wn5a
she recipients az several hean.ifa1 esn-
Fenltas ara0na them belna han1rn,ss
albqm ceotaining tl1,ori6 gIswe enf
having 90 the baak q large ehlr fram 4
pln4 tEee laksa ftom fh1 chiat snss
oAttleaeio, 10 which was IotI1ea = Ie1rs
pleoo ~ . federal SHE'LL Ihs Prsss'as6f
uaa also ples1nled with 4 hIekore ~sil.
.nR cane ces from tha hallie atld -
l.sefonl Moaniain. hg an old rebsl
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-18

The sIsndsr, well dressed. youthfnl
Lee was seem 10 quickly bat o0olls
steady his shining pistol with bis left
hnnd while with bis right be again
pulled the fatal trigger. With the sti-
aed ory "Fm killed" the aged million
aIre fell pfossrate on the stone hsRs,
uptuFnsna his agonized. Whiie face Is
tke cold ast face Of bis stepsun. Not
tilI the last Of the iive charges had been
enptied into he old mRn'g body did
Lee seem 30 breatha. The crowd
seemed rooted 10 the stones IN horror
and helpless till Q pollesman cams run
Ming 10 ths eoeno. Then began Wild
oIaEnor, ana Les tnKEinR 70 The 0iiesr.
noarsely whispered, s'Take me 10 jail
quick Is seemed scarcely moment
lilI tie patrol wagon bore him sway.
when the dying banker reached bis
hosns six pbysicians had hssn called.
Thsy prubed for the bullets and found
that all had lodged IN The legs OF arms
save one, that bad entered near ths
snnall Of the back. and a. nearly as could
Be judged had plunged through bis Sd.
donnsn. II his life vas saved Il would
Be- little shoFi Of miracle.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-18

uEYeiand's oas sns ktIl s.,.s -.
oaeqasts ena clH1f rrsssrls
a. InkI1E1zAd4a. nninta AZ fasn....s
cn ne battle 9el1 si 1lans f.rss -
pQA@4eA eaA A cllznh mn Rarnasr.
k.1ka a11 4ese1ni "a taa snaIk ~,
vita = uretc2 aignE tAa Trer.s,s~.
k.tt4 fAA 81 r.diaresQas and rnraanlIs
sze 80 teo f1in rlelln which fRs
.e2,9 1a9 been cH2sina ever alnte n
III Wad&InNlsn. was a a., cessseS -. :.
oetefe feaetina cA4tt&noa14 14K~
lfaia pnlla4 in1a lha uhnal anoana -.
Eot = VS. efee,ed - hnnsnife ikst
nilea lee oepot aud streets q upefi,s~
~ Ane Rr11l1ent and palig WaFs n,sa
- t1e kte1rlton t11miIlsa nn1 arsaF1.
81 % tAe carriages IL waltlna. An
asc1E t4a line ot noarcA ~ streets us1a
w. eae1y oeccRefeq. eed nn,9iihiani-
loved .~s
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-18

rroanEx AZ EaH AND NOTARY pUDs
m 81 f5zsalce 81 tA6 Fsnc1I VII pf4ctlaa 81
nlstlist nn4 earrm cenrl& o1e4 ecHth
ghTfa alss1G, nsxt docR a1oge CitY A3A. A<4t.
neW.4. sBi7
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-18

PIANO TUNER.

Dnof. cHATroa sTAMpER HAVING
sesnFy mannsE, at modazAte taRsNA Tins
lall1sing b = tssti1n1nld from his i1rner
snuei1ye1s
OFgo1 nHnzHaEx ) eanoanAnosn, 4
0nptgift cfyrlsi Reince, Eg1deus Fsh. ., ielf.
MS 4 % cosiil3 fhat Ne. ChAyioE elamp6f
hed been h cur employ nany yesra, and a
fAafg1eAly e9mpetant es piano iuners
l1Ensdl Bnnnra1z \ sfnosxtrona.
z6ar6ms 7uElh slssal betws6n Oolnmhla
nnd cheny. gpis la
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-18
ACADEMY OF FHE HOLY NAMES
sRATxLE, W.T..

FfsHoRouGH INSTRUCTION ~ TuE ENo-
linh hrsuahaa. AFs, Maaia. Elevation ana
tAa Lanssaaaa - ~ exnelieneed cofpe 81
teaaAsra. fea hAadia aleHs SPECIAL AaxeniaEss
Tor Waxuask cFayoa, P1lniia9 N Oh an1 q
Wni4 Caieza; nAlnting On CANA. aih4. Ntl-
~. &c. TheEoaEn n1la Ana Hsfmony receivs
6as nfaansion. Vocal muaic, inaaatFiai dFaw-
ine. piaia ana oFnamaatal nesiisUork tanfbt
frse q charge. nayn anasr ~ win be resolved
Il aespArals depAFtment,
Pee farthuf lniarUaiio8 sadraxs
sss dwin sisfER suPEnIoR.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-18

- luzusa ; vasLsa - e -
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-18

Mrs. Polk presented hlrs. clnvslaad
bonquet Of maroohni rel roses ID the
mama Of her grand uiece, Miss Hadie
Fan, Who sailed yesterday from Liver
pool for America she then Invited the
party 70 refFe1hmoatg af which each
guest waa served With e glass q shnrry,
sagents-hpe yeaKa cid. Tha guests az
tor visiting tho tomb of President Polk
retnrned 20 Belle Meade. Mrs. Villas "a
qulla exhausted b. the fntiaues 4nd En-
oIiement % thB iouEneF from Madison
and vas confined 10 hor rom neaRly all
dag.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-18

Over e he police station yoanR Lee
was asking 8 rBpofter 70 carry Mre.
Rawson, his nolheF. the news. ehe
oceuples Apartments at the 0Ontinenial
Hotel. The reporter sent up word that
be had EXTERNALLY impoftana bnslness,
ana was pEegsnte&, wishonf delay, 10
pIump. dafk-oomp1exioned handsome
woman, IN the prime % life. the most
n0sioeabIe feature Of whom vas pair
az snapplnQ black eFes. Ehe vas clad
"a 9 lasteful. tight hitting dark drnss
and s white iaoket. -
"WeIl. what business have you 7"
sTIsn yeu have heard nothing Of
yunr son -
enc; uhai is itfs
sven. be has sos into little trouble.
h.
ssEao Oh vhat hiss hs done r
sfWell. be Il arrested. He bad soue
ironhIe With Mr.. HawBcn.R
a0o on and tell me what be has
d0nes don1 keep me IN Bn1peuac.s
aaneKig hI0kH Ia the woman.
aHe ahot himf bus il isnst aeFious.R
oufdkIy added fhe reporter, - Mfs.
Rawnan clsaed her eges and tFenbied
with exaltement. Tbs Ian portion ok
ths asnfenes esnssd Mrs. Rawsen's eye
lids % raise end shs brought her bead
s.Oh, dos's 81 alarmed; an I'll right.
90 On ana tell me all
aThaI 8 aboat aii be shot him ssv-
eral times. enes-
aTs be dead ?" saEsrly broks u The
'sNs. 6as Be ls probably fatally To-
iunsdi hs sannos EsoOssr from his
Thsn shars was 9 psnss. The 70
porlal s.aoS and ieoksd 81 Mrs. Raw
eon whiia nha eoeIlg FetuFned bis look
of lnqusry win slight nneeE % Ter
dsrk, handsome feces
asNialI,n che oaimig and hauzhtlly
eiasalalsd. s'is thase anythine nosef
an rooKnD erExRx.
In A pnakuFs a. RFaeefai indolene9 ahe
lasped asafnsk : dfaazine caae aEd
Arenrnilr wafnhad ths reporter while ne
80 eolncfinR his theGahia. Bis locked
uo1ifiveIy sIesUy. Il wousd ilks 70 ssh
Won wfaf Eou hxxe 10 sag About ~
~ vuuna nan finally EerliEd. ~Nhet
a. ven f'hfuk Is was done fnrr
n eu Instant Mr.. kzaBoH uaa
transformed. Har bisek egss dashsd
he flre of dnmdiV hAae. Ahe eaeue4 e
nnivnr fKuza beed d foos. AWbat Do
2kInk 81 sffs shs eFsad. 4 an aaad q
a. Ne aaaarsed ia.r So ntopped i1si
Iona eaoaah 10 catch her bmafA-
sWhns wns u dons foFf Bssanae hsW-
aun hn8 n11a ne 01l 60 the slEe1l8 %
kaa p1nlis psnH1itnte Ill sland ~
fhn hor.s nta oxiad, raiMInE Der axM
VIII 8 dr1mz1ie Rsl1ufs. -ds ed no
maFa tkan anv boy wgnia d. IA is
IL esn a. rs usclher.a 1hen ahs b.
- q paea q AID fEs aEEF tha hgeslly
egrueasd Soar. q intGnds4 - de if
uyasifss nho ex1ialDed. nndde1lg Sep
rin9 Is he nnIa9is ef tha runm.
odd yoaE sen kngN q yoaf mten-
muaazS rs nz14EEs
Sc Enrned : pisksd leoz % ~
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-18

Az 4 o'clock Sunday afternoon Mn.
Rawson had his attorneys called IL ana
made hIg will. Af midnight tha ueuud-
ad mans condition vas unchanged bal
lhara is very lIlila hope of bis reeogaFy.
0enoTal I. w. Stiles. who has hasn
noAinQ Rs Mrs. RswsoA's attorney II tha
dEVnros case, says be 4 not prepared 20
stats as yea whether OF not be viii Dr.
fsnd young Lse. He says, hoeegefs
thar hs viii stand by Mrs. kawson. 80
he belisges haF 10 have been grossly
abussd and Wfonned.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-18

This evening tbs attending physlsiana
report that tho oondiii0u Of banker
Rswson is,moFs hopegal bui they oannel
YEA venture 81 opinlen as % What the
result % sue wounds viii Be. Young
Lee afiii declfnes % discuss She matter
ana claims sale responsibility tor the
deed. n0tuithstaudlna which y Is gen
eEaIly believed that BE- was inetlEatsd 70
fhe crime.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-16
Philadelphia Wilmington 4 Raj
timore Railroad:
November 18Th. 1897.

rfssnsv VIII leave wilmington - foi1cws
lrnn.aslpns M sxprsAl: Z ssa: tta. ess
Is sssanadssa s n II sa - 9 ;Ss % 2 2 q :;
=. %. q, -. 10 %, 10 % p. N.
sE. y -. II u q n. u %. . "a. . 70 and ..t
Aeeoancoatioa, %, %, . %, SIS, 10 ,s
.. N, . - %. Ga. %, sna 10 10 D. n.
rsw YORK, = %, gsa. tsa, . %. 40, SIX
sT. II q .. N. sis ~. 30, sTbit Sfs
tor wss. on.s..r, via L.norla. so sad
sls .. m. % and " p. N.
For Newark tuentre) and tnsormedisss
stationA q O. IA, II - and q n y. m.
baltimore and Intern etiAts stations, 10 ].
m, 9 90 and II % p. m.
BAlunofe and BAY Lima, Np. "a.
issitimo,s aod wssninstaa, i u, 4, ,s, 8 c.
,al2, II % A. IA, II %, Alir. . a., Ats, sh
rr,ins 70. DsiaHsre Dtriaou ,oavs m,.
rew Castle: %. 20 .. H., II ss, aSs, u
0sOrsssovn s1d Lsv,s, % .. n, Ard *
.. n.
nsafcrd tExprsss) 3 ep. n,
h0rinst to1. Dsimar aai vGJ ,tstIsuIt 81
EIpr..s for iIarr,asssa, 3. p. "a. va,
EIp.s. ier Tevsr, harrington and D.l
mar, II % night.
franklin ciy. $50 IN.
tort SD Norfoix, ~ % nisnS
| Lssvs Phnadeiphis, B-osd street, Isl
l wnmington lel2rsssl. Il -. ". ., 1x
%. SOS, 8 n, s1i. ", Il 70 p. Va
Aoooln podasioa, . 30, 10 rs .. N, 10 20
s2r. te'. ~. SO 10 % lc a. ara Il ~ o. u
Trains mazksd tnuJ (s)afs ii.ri.sa sxpyss
| apon whias arm fs.s 10 oef-s77.
boy furthsf inforEsttoa casesnssrS ars u
J. Il. WON
sensrA rass1 lsur a Axeas,
CEA ~ q Kuex 3ans-Al .fsnAasS
Daily Republican., 1887-11-16

CRY 9sLIcrroR Bail cersAinly seted
in . very o,nmeudAoie manner yesssf-
dsy morning Ia the case OF Bfe vlngeon.
The prosecuting witness In detailing
the fscts o. the assault which Brewing
ton had com mis.ed on him, uasisting-
ly meu toned "the poker ROOM, out
the though uees remark vas not ioss
slaht OF by Er. Ball, who ~ soon - ne
hsd fuished his testimony In reference
to the assault. commenced to question
him about "lhe poker room. The
con 20 luea,e Was that be sucoesded, oy
,kii,,ul questioning, q In drawing suh
cisns evidence from this I'M willing Wit
ners 70 wArant the Judge In piActne 9
Brsvtug,on under bonds for trlal. on .
charge OF keaping . gsmoilng house,
and secured the attendance OF the wit.
ness st court by having him also piaced
under bail for his sppesrance. Judge
Cummius an nppleusnted Mr.. BAiis ex'
cellent work by aenounctng his dessr'
minstion, as far as It Is in his power. 70
break no gambling In this city. lfsll
sach oases could be disposed OF In the
city court, We believe IL would bs to tht
beat in ,eresss Of Aii concerned.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-16
PUBiLu sa,,.

OhrriHtIs,Ns, ritI, O0UaT z
prem iies IN Frsrs',na ~ y saOlh y,
%. Pa miles ,nn,s ..e fIyahs
rom ps h' ans I,,nsrs crI.i ( I saa
ark h. H., on ''' % Psar.
THURSDAY, Nuy,,o
he nae farm bo,. 80. ,-"StRa
ian p nnsra ns Hllts, tecss,,, "a.
,oo sorea, uesirasls ,,,,,lssa ,alssaIasi.
! snd, sdlsirlny n. mag nj
st.pS:;5s p; sane; nnt -, .a.,inoua, g!Sa !sSo u
! he iiDpIoy,meni,
owe ing houss, haylf, ~. q ,@ u
Attached. trann ta.s sosd Ael
attached. sd. Frame csi,,.,, . ,s' ,saa a,
Nocd house ard o,te, ',..-'.,ii. stai.,
Laid is IN soon et,s..,. i.su Nd
convenient OF fclotu,si' AZ i3A III
wa,eftd. There =, ga ksI
Ws'of a. the hCufe md !. .SausG
we'll At the barn -" ave, il,
. bout eieLtacr,. 9, ,,,,
hickory ~ "AaH A,l
fehonA rithing +, y,sx 49,.
20 ny csllirg on q. -. = Ats
residinY thereon y hisl
sale 70 Commence a,4,.,..
coaait'o's Willie u ,.,s ,,,..'iI
hbtaAHd yp
u AN VdlIs
hsh = Na.Tf
Webb Nr,,. Ai0,as,
Ls,ll !ii,.lsr,
Daily Republican., 1887-11-16

THE CONDITION OF the sidewalks 10
something tha: should be attended TO
by ths Directors OF the Street. and
Sewer Comm tsslon befors winter sets In.
Asam sitter OF fact they should have been
looked after before this, - 1t Is some
thing thA. concerns evefy msu. womsu
sui child old enough 10 run around In
this city. Sime time ego . notice was
Issued BY the commission ordering 8
property holders to repair their side
walks before . specified time, or they
would be repsired by the Street Com
missioner at the owners exp,nae, oui
As Tar - we can learn there has mol
been the sllg h.est attention paid 70 the
order, and We do not know OF . single
instance where the com mission have
b I'D q side vslk repsired st the oTner's
expense. There are sidewalks In this
city elled with holes, In which persons
are very liaole to stum bio ut night and
break o limb, and something should Dc
done rs . matter OF proseotion 10 She
ci.Izsns, and that At once.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-16
soas psssoss Who ere not blesseC

6oNs ERsoss Who ere NOT blessed
With Q superabundancs OF this worlds
Goods are pSous 70 atsribase their impe-
0untosl,y TO the acts OF bl0ated capital
fs,, or bondholcers. They overlook the
TAO, tba, the greater mum ser OF capital
fists In our country acquired their for
tunes through their own industry and
good nansgsment. The same Appiics-
fioa and ssif-deniAl on the part OF
the CRU umb,ers could not fall to bring
them q com petsncy, II not large Tor
time. Tns reason Why one man sue
oeeds and aaother fails cannot always
be attrleused to fortuitous ctrcum =.
ssan ces. The boy is said to be father
10 the man. The man who saves and
lsbors steadily from youth TO manhood
will a,cumuiate some property, while
the one who sxpends ell he makes, en-.
toying himself without taking any
thong at OF the future, will necessarily
be poor In HE old age. The pennies are
more lon portAnt than they are generally
considered .hs tribes make mp large
sums Even cigars and tobacco count
mn. and much more do the theatre, par
sies, horse hire and excursions John
JACOB A .tor Is reported to have said
shat It cost him more time snd labor to
accumulate bis d rat Thousand dollars
than it did the next ten thousand, and
that ten thousand more than the mex.
hundred thousand. By constant labor
he becs me the richest man Of his day.
Those Who wish success must lsbor 10
attain It. Well directed efforts. the
exercise Of economy, and . determine.
sion 10 81 sceed will result In . com Pc
tsncs u not in . large fortune. and
there will be no occasion TO complain
Of the evils OF m ouopoiy or bloAsed cor.
porstious. Idlers aud spend shrftl
should blAms the-se!ves TOR their laak
Of fortune. II Jay Gould, Vanderbilt
and Astcr sAozld be deprived OF every
dollar they possess, their condition
would no. be improved thereby. Thsy
mus, ceass their complaining and 90 Il
work msnfutly u they would rise ftou
poverty to al! aenoe, aud although 1
may be i'm possible 70 retrieve the lasse
arising from the habits OF bcyhood o
early manhood, they may. IL bls'se'
With good health, do much towar'
making them selves comfortable, an
entirely independent Of the bounty 0
friends or the provision made by th
county or Slate for the care OF the age
and infirm Who And 1t Impossible
provide food, clo,hing and shelter fo
themselves.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-16
w ANAm AK ER5
PMLADaLraLA. Wednesday. Nov. lo, 1851
In Dress Goods some
prices have sagged a little.

In Dress Goods some
prices have sagged a little.
so in. silk-and-wool clus-
ter-line Plaid. A 81 stuff
tor 62ac. Sprinkled with
bright specks Of silk and a
glance Of silk in the plaid
threads. 5 colors.
A silk. hecked and color
mixed check; a cheap.at-SI
stuff for 75c. Sd inch.
A sturdy cloth cut into
half.inch squares by color
stripes and lighted by in
closed thread of bourettet
silk. so inch. A SI.2
stuff for 81.
A solid Serge, plaided b
narrow color stripes a n
inch-wide body-stripes. S
, inch. 81, from $I.25.
! Enough to be suggestive
Daily Republican., 1887-11-16
Before the > Judge.

Patrick O'N.ill, John Montei'h and
NJ. DJugheety were each fned 81 and
opsts thts II orning by Judge Cnmmius
for druEkenrtss, and John Mclaughlin
was lined u and costs for being crunk
aud disorterly.
Frank Groome, the l4.year old col.
ored boy charged with committing AZ
assault Oh Edward Moulton, by cutting
m vita an axe, hsd bearing. DR.
q c0rsn testified that While the wounc
/, very severe the boy Is not 10 an
danger, and viii pro0ab , be able to sc
olt IN about three weeks. The juc K,
rten snteoo4d Greome TO pay costs o
prosecution, S2j fine and be imprisoned
| one III nth.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-16
DEGIsTER'S ORDER.
II REGlsTER's OFFiCE

NEW NCAbTLEtOUNrr, DtL.,
November 3. ls67
Upon the application OF security Trust
and safe Deposit Company, executor of
John rehTcnbach, late 81 .wiim,nsto.n
Is ordered and direcued by the. Reg
lister that the Executor aforesaid give
notice OF granting Of lettsrs Tcsttmentary
upon the estate OF the deceased,
with tile date Of granting thereof.
by causing advertisements 70 be posted
Within 70 days from the date OF such
letters In six OF the most public
places Of the county OF New Castle, requiring
all persons having demands against the estate
70 present the came, or abide by an Act oi
Assembly in such case made and provided
And al so cause the same 10 be- inserted within
the same period In the Itsiiy RRPU BLICAN,
q newspaper published Ia Wilmington, and 70
be continued therein three weeks tr. o.d
(~~( Given under the hand and Seal OF
IL. 4. 3Onice OF the Register aforesaid, Al
t~~~~ Wilmington, in New Castle County
aforesaid, the day and year above written.
JOHN X. BRADFORD. Register.
NOTICE. All persons having claims against
the estat- of the deceased must present tue
same, duly Attested TO the Executor, 4,
on or before November lsA of
abide the Act Of Assem- bly, In such case mAdt
sYfuKiTS TIursT AND sAFE DE.
IOsIT COMPANY Executor.
Aaarrss. " Iiminstou, Del. noss-3w-eod
Daily Republican., 1887-11-16
ID EGIsTER's ORDER.
III HEtiIsTFk'S OFFTCH,
NkW CAsrLR COUNTY, DEL,

y
october 18th, lssf.
Upon the application OF George Dsnby and
John Sidcbothstn, executors OF Aabells
Br.ar, late of New Jers~y, deceased, Y is
ordered and directed by the RrH
ists that the Erecutors sforassid give nottce
Of gra ntipE OF letters festsInentary npou the
estate of the deceased, with the date OF grant
ing thereof. by causing advertisements 10 he
po-ted sithin forty days from the date Of such
letters In six OF the most public plsces Of the
courty OF New Castle, reqniriuY all persons
having demands against the estate to present
the same, or abide by an Act Of Assembly In
such CASE madc and provided. and also cAust
The same TO be inserted within thr same peril
od In the Daily RKruBLIcAs. IA news
dapee published In Wilmington. Del,
snd 10 he continued therein three weeks, e.
a. Il.
- Given under the hand and Peal cf
l.. =. once Of the Rcgi-ter Aforesaid. az
- Wilmington In New Castle Goa aty
fUTesad the day and yetr above written.
JOHN X. BkADfORD,
Register.
EorICE.-Al pe'sons having elaipla sgainst
the estate OF the deceased must present the
sane duly attrst-d 10 the Executors, On or be-
fore October aBth, i6's, or abide The Act Of .
scmbly In such case mAd" and provided.
GrnRBE DAsBf,
JOHN sIDEBiTIIhM,
Executors.
Address Charlcs d. Lore, Esq.. Wilmington,
Del. noVs-S~-"oi
Daily Republican., 1887-11-16
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how a child should be brought up,
but ne forgets the way AFTER mari
age.
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the handle which fits them all.
''Fishes live in the sea as men on The
land; the great ones cot up the little
ones iii they oan''
Ladies have right to bear srms, and
they should always be furnished
with good supply Of powder.
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